Messages in this thread | | | Date | Tue, 21 Jan 1997 02:11:12 -0500 (EST) | From | ADAM Sulmicki <> | Subject | Re: Mono terminal patches... |
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-> ->Here's the trick: The software that cam with the card can also reconfigure ->the mouse. There are two address ranges (sorry, don't remember that they ->were), and I'm getting the impression that the secondary range is the ->default. The unfortunate thing is that the driver in the kernel only has ->the primary address defined. Therefore, you must either boot to DOS (eew) ->and change it (barring any conflicts, of course), or you have to modify ->the kernel code. ->
Unfortuantelly no, this is the program which I was using to play /w mouse IRQ's, and I usually was trying it under the "primary" adddress range.
Here is question, can you try dig out the card, and see if you still can get the mouse working w/ 2.0.28 and if so on what irq, address range and what kernel cfg and device.
it should be something like :
2.0.28 IRQ 5 23Fh (I'll check this one when I get home) kernel compiled just w/ BusMouse suppport (only) the device C 10, 2 (either inportbm or busmouse)
also even more important, does there shows any message during bootup that the mouse was found, something like is for PS/2 mouse.
[root@ax /etc]# dmesg | grep PS/ PS/2 auxiliary pointing device detected -- driver installed. [root@ax /etc]#
Thanks, -Adam
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